Our next Dragonfly Lecture is March 22.
Explaining a Native American rock art site:
Steve Freers, who drew a standing-room-only crowd last year with his lecture on prehistoric rock art, is returning for another fascinating journey into this world of ancient mystery and beauty.
At his last Dragonfly Lecture in 2009, Mr. Freers discussed the similar designs in rock art that repeat for miles around Mt. San Jacinto.
In the informal setting that encourages illuminating interchange at our Dragonfly Lectures, American Indian basketweavers discussed how prehistoric rock-art designs also appear in old baskets.
Freers also told about his research on the gender and age of the prehistoric people who left their handprints near rock artwork.
For a bit more about the sacred mountain, Ayaqaych (Mt. San Jacinto), read here.
Who is Steve Freers? Read here.
One person's review of a Steve Freers lecture here.
DETAILS on the next Dragonfly Lecture:
ROCK ART with Steve Freers
When: 6 p.m. March 22
Where: Dorothy Ramon Learning Center, 17 W. Hays, Banning, CA
Donations at the door help the nonprofit Learning Center save and share Southern California's Native American cultures, languages, history, and music and other traditional arts.
Explaining a Native American rock art site:
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